Identify this part of the Adobe Premiere Pro Workspace.

• Program Monitor

• Source Monitor

• Clips Panel

• Time Line Panel

• Tools Panel

Identify this part of the Adobe Premiere Pro Workspace. You use this to view and select parts of your clips (original footage)

• Program Monitor

• Source Monitor

• Clips Panel

• Time Line Panel

• Tools Panel

Identify this part of the Adobe Premiere Pro Workspace. You use this to view your current sequence.

• Program Monitor

• Source Monitor

• Clips Panel

• Time Line Panel

• Tools Panel

Identify this part of the Adobe Premiere Pro Workspace. This is where you will do most of your actual editing you view and work on sequences in here.

• Program Monitor

• Source Monitor

• Clips Panel

• Time Line Panel

• Tools Panel

Identify this part of the Adobe Premiere Pro Workspace. Each icon in this panel represents a tool that performs a specific function.

• Program Monitor

• Source Monitor

• Clips Panel

• Time Line Panel

• Tools Panel

This panel tracks the steps you take and lets you back up easily. It's a kind of visual Undo list.

• History Panel

• Info Panel

• Effects Panel

• Project Panel

This panel presents useful information about any asset you select in the Project Panel.

• History Panel

• Info Panel

• Effects Panel

• Project Panel

This is where you place links to your project's media files: video clips, audio files, graphics, still images and sequences.

• History Panel

• Info Panel

• Effects Panel

• Project Panel

This type of editing was developed for working with video tape. It required selecting, arranging, and modifying images and sound in a predetermined, ordered sequence.

• Linear Editing

• nonlinear editing system (NLE)

• Media 100

• Final Cut X

This type of editing system lets you place, replace and move footage anywhere you want in your final edited video. With this type of editing you don't need to perform edits in a particular order.

• Linear Editing

• nonlinear editing system (NLE)

• Moviola

• JVC RM-G860U